Exploring the Prophecies of Nostradamus: Unveiling the Mystery of His Predictions

Catherine: This is great for someone who is interested in this type of thing. So easy to read, Dolores Cannon is a great writer & her books are so interesting to read & great insight.

United Kingdom on Dec 05, 2023

zwopy: Ik ben groot fan van Dolores Cannon
Echte eye openers haar boeken
Super interessant
Geeft veel nieuwe inzichten
Of wel openbaringen en ziels herinneren

Netherlands on Nov 13, 2023

Tim Abrams: Eye opening and I feel the author got the word out because they currently changed the future 😊

Canada on Sep 16, 2023

BARBIE Novinger: Great book and shows how she got the info. Almost all his predictions have come true ! Read all three books!

United States on Jul 17, 2023

GinaGina: Really interesting read. Dolores Cannon’s work is incredible. If you’re into metaphysics this is the book for you.

United Kingdom on Mar 23, 2023

Lara K Watson: All of the Nostradamus books are important to read but this one shows what the world will look like after the great floods that happen in 2029. Read now so you can prepare and survive!

United States on Nov 22, 2022

dolly: This book requires you to be even more discerning than most. The interviewer reveals the prejudices of her time, so you always need to be reminding yourself of the period in which it was written. Unless you are fairly familiar with Nostradamus, this shouldn't be your introduction to him.

Canada on Oct 24, 2021

Tina Foster: This is the second book in the series about Nostradamus and his visions of the future. I've really enjoyed reading these and have learned a lot about what went on in history, as well as what will happen in the future. I'm now reading the third volume in the series. All of Delores Cannon's books are fascinating. His visions of the future are terrible unless mankind changes their ways and turn away from the violence and darkness that is upon the earth at the present time. He said, nothing is set in stone and the future can be changed by changing our attitudes toward light and Christ consciousness. This is a warning if we stay on our current path. Everyone should read this series to open their eyes to what the future may hold for us.

United States on Feb 06, 2020

Ralph Stevens: This is Delores Cannon's second book in a triology involving the interpretation of Nostradamus' quatrains. The present, near, and far future are covered in this book, for the most part, with a dire outlook for humanity. There are sections in the book dealing with The Great Genius that lends hope for the future of mankind. I liked the section that delt with The Tapestry Room which deals with all the souls in existence. In this room, one of the regressed participants, Phil, discovers Nostradamus' lifeline and easily makes a connection with the great seer. I found Phil very credible with his ability to connect with Nostradamus, especially since Phil is also a student of astrology and could interpret the alignments properly. Again, I would put emphasis on the positive predictions concerning the quatrains rather then a series of possible dire events that may or may not occur. Consciousness of humanity is everything and these events can be avoided. It was stated in the book that Nostradamus was trying to warn us in the present, so we can change the timeline and avoid possible catastrophe. He also talks about a polar shift occcuring sometime in the near future in which the map of the...

United States on Sep 03, 2011

John: Let me be clear. I am an engineering major. Needless to say, I am a skeptic of all sorts. My stance on validity is "prove it". This book utterly shocks me because it clearly forms a detailed whole.

Examples:

1. Nostradamus was alive during the time of Reformation and Renaissance. When the personality of Nostradamus in the book is appalled by the mediator's lack of knowledge in the classics, he comments on it. People in that time were big on "going back to the classics" of Rome and Greece. Also, keep in mind this book was made during the early 80s and published in the late 80s. There wasn't an internet people could look up the knowledge. How quickly they got the information in such detail speaks to me.

2. There is a chapter that mentions organic computers. In fact, as a computer science major, I hear about organic computing a lot. They are using bacteria and DNA to store tons of information (there are some limits on how small we can make computer chips). There are also subfields that are trying to see how we can copy our neurons into a way a computer to recognize.

3: FUN PART: There is a part (I believe in volume II) which mentions "the Antichrist" going...

United States on Jan 15, 2011